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City Parks

There are 50 park locations and over 790 acres of land within the City of Apple Valley. This page is intended to offer a variety of means to locate individual parks and identify parks that contain certain amenities.

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CANOE RACKS on Apple Valley Lakes
You can now rent a canoe rack on Cobblestone Lake, Farquar Lake, Keller Lake or Lac Lavon and store your water craft where you can use it easily. Racks will be available for watercraft defined as canoes, kayaks and sailboards. All other craft may be considered for a
permit at the sole discretion of the Parks and Recreation Department. Requests for rack assignment from Apple Valley residents will be given preference through May 15. All Apple Valley applicants who make their requests by May 15 will be entered into a drawing for the
available rack assignments. PLEASE NOTE: Space is limited. The Apple Valley Parks and Recreation Department cannot guarantee assignment of a rack to all applicants. After the drawing, the remaining assignments will be given out on a first come first serve
basis for both resident and non-resident requests. Fee for the 2007 Summer Season: $45 for an Apple Valley Resident (55124 Zip Code); $55 for a Non- Resident. Rental permit applications can be obtained at
the Apple Valley Community Center, 14603 Hayes Road or by calling 952-953-2300.

Disc Golf Course
In addition to being a great location for a group picnic, Alimagnet
Park is also a great location to play disc golf (aka Frisbee golf).
Discs specially designed for disc golf may be rented at the Apple
Valley Community Center; a set contains a driver, mid-range, and
putter. If you don’t want to rent discs, any regular Frisbee can be
used. Come out and try the fun recreational game of Disc Golf!

ADOPT-A-PARK
The Parks and Recreation Department is actively seeking community oriented groups to join the ADOPT-A-PARK program. This program fits nicely with groups looking for a community service project. We require a minimum of three clean up visits to a park in a one-year period. In return, we will publish your group’s name in our quarterly brochure. If you would like to take part and help your community, please contact Tom Adamini, Superintendent of Park Maintenance at 952-953-2420.

Park Index by Name

The following is an alphabetical listing of the City parks with a brief description of the amenities found in each.

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Alimagnet. Ridgeview Drive & Walnut Lane. Is a heavily wooded 85-acre park with lake frontage, canoe launch access, and nature trails. Amenities include playground equipment, outdoor volleyball courts, picnic shelters, canoe launch, and park buildings.

Apple Grove. 147th Street & Haven Drive. Is a 12-acre park catering to play activities for young children. Amenities include playground equipment and outdoor volleyball courts.

Apple Ponds. Garrett Drive & Garrett Path. Is an 11-acre park featuring a wide variety of youth and adult recreational activities. Amenities include playground equipment, ball diamonds, playfields, basketball/ game courts, and outdoor volleyball courts.

Apple Valley Community Center. 14603 Hayes Road. Is a multi-purpose recreational use building. Amenities include playground equipment, basketball/ game courts and park buildings.

Apple Valley East. Dodd Boulevard & Dunbar Avenue. Is a 12-acre park featuring a wide variety of youth and adult recreational activities. Amenities include playground equipment, ball diamonds, basketball/ game courts, outdoor volleyball courts, hockey rinks, skating rinks, and park buildings.